People on the Move is a rundown of recent hirings, promotions, appointments and other notable movements by professionals in the state. If you’re interested in submitting an entry, please contact [...]

Citizens for Judicial Fairness volunteers protested outside the  Delaware Governance Institute on the University of Delaware campus in Newark. The nationally known event at Clayton Hall Conference Center discusses recent trends [...]

A Courtyard by Marriott has opened in the New Castle area. The Courtyard is located in a redeveloped area off Interstate 295 near the Delaware Memorial Bridge. The hotel has [...]

Renewable energy for Delaware still grows out of state Jacob Owens October 9, 2023 It was nearly 20 [...]

Two Milford families, the Shupes and Helmicks, will open The Farmacy Market in downtown Milford. The food market at 28 S. Walnut St. will partner with local Delmarva growers, farmers [...]

Innovation Space tops $1B in investment, preps for growth Jacob Owens October 6, 2023 WILMINGTON – When The [...]

Philadelphia Eagles player Kelee Ringo and his mother, Tralee Hale have partnered with Hologic to raise breast cancer awareness. | PHOTO COURTESY OF SABRINA GONZALEZ GLASGOW – Hologic, a medical [...]

October 4, 2023 Today, he shares a heartfelt message with the citizens of Wilmington, elucidating his choice and expressing gratitude for their unwavering support. Wilmington Mayor Mike Purzycki, the City’s [...]

Ground was broken late last week for a new Hodgson Vocational Technical High School in Glasgow. According to Delaware Public Media, construction will take about four years with a price [...]

Beebe plans medical, office space in Rehoboth Campus Katie Tabeling October 2, 2023 REHOBOTH BEACH — Beebe Healthcare [...]

Wind turbines near Copenhagen, Denmark. The state’s Congressional delegation announced the award of $2,970,353 from the U.S. Department of Energy to the University of Delaware. Made possible by the Bipartisan [...]

CorriXR Therapeutics names Moorad as new CEO Jacob Owens September 29, 2023 WILMINGTON – CorriXR Therapeutics, the gene-editing [...]

Wilmington, Delaware – Owner of The Trash Porters, Christopher Boozer, made a splash at the Emerging Enterprise Center’s 11th Annual Swim with the Sharks Pitch Competition on September 27, 2023, at the Penn Cinema [...]

Delaware joins FTC antitrust lawsuit against Amazon Jacob Owens September 28, 2023 WILMINGTON – The Federal Trade Commission [...]

ChristianaCare has launched a new program to inspire teens to explore other careers, namely through an internship with food and nutrition. | DBT PHOTO BY KATIE TABELING WILMINGTON — ChristianaCare [...]

Accredo Health Group is planning an $89 million expansion in the Newark area that could create more than 125 new jobs for Delaware. | DBT PHOTO BY JACOB OWENS NEW [...]

Program director Kristin Bowen said that Launcher has assisted nearly 800 entrepreneurs in six years, including several present Wednesday. | DBT PHOTO BY JACOB OWENS WILMINGTON – Chris Boozer, founder [...]

Photo from Morguefile. The Delaware Council on Development Finance will consider an application from a Cigna subsidiary for a project in Newark. Accredo Health Group, Inc. is requesting a Strategic [...]

Beebe Healthcare restructures amid ‘transformative’ journey Katie Tabeling September 22, 2023 LEWES — Weighing steep competition and a [...]

Delaware creates sports capital investment fund Katie Tabeling September 20, 2023 DOVER — Delaware officials are drafting regulations [...]

September 17, 2023 The fifth annual Le Dîner en Blanc held at Tubman-Garrett Riverfront Park in Wilmington was a spectacular evening filled with elegance, camaraderie, and love. The event, which [...]

New Castle County reported two unrelated incidents on Sunday around the security checkpoint on Barley Mill Road, near President Biden’s home. In an incident that made national news, an officer [...]

This summer, the Delaware Art Museum encouraged the public to be on the lookout when strolling through Wilmington’s outdoor gallery. Amidst the collection of sculptures, murals, memorials, and other works [...]

Delaware gas prices have risen 12 cents during the past week as crude oil prices and announced production cuts by the Saudis and Russians weighed on crude oil markets. The [...]

Two professors are working to lower the costs of oyster farming in Delaware’s waterways with a new pilot oyster hatchery. | PHOTO COURTESY OF ED HALE LEWES — Delaware’s first [...]

Delaware’s annual MONEY MATCH Program has returned money to Delaware taxpayers without filing paperwork, State Escheator, Brenda R. Mayrack announced. This week, Delaware will mail approximately 4,700 checks and return [...]

Gov. John Carney held a quiet bill signing ceremony earlier this week where he signed the Delaware Personal Data Privacy Act into law. | DBT PHOTO BY JACOB OWENS WILMINGTON [...]

Jennings A federal judge denied a challenge to a law that governs “straw purchases” of firearms by gun dealers in Delaware.” Attorney General Kathy Jennings said it marked a third consecutive legal win. Earlier this year, the same federal court ruled against plaintiffs challenging Delaware’s assault weapons ban and [...]

Lt. Bethany Hall Long and arts advocates have launched an initiative that will study the impact of the “creative economy” in the state. The initiative will also create a new [...]

I-Red University, a new joint venture by the University of Delaware, DESCA and InsiteHub, will support biomedical entrepreneurs in finding a market for their innovations. | DBT PHOTO BY JACOB [...]

Bioenergy Devco has recieved approval from state regulators to build a digester in Seaford. When finished it will look like the plant seen here in Milford, United Kingdom. | PHOTO [...]

September 6, 2023 Mayor Purzycki thanks Lisa Flowers, Council President Trippi Congo, local business owner Terrone Warren for sponsoring this FREE yearly event; chess players of all skill levels are [...]

Delaware’s distribution center/warehouse boom still has runway left, with Claymont reluctantly emerging as the new center of activity. This week, a Georgia company got the green light for a state [...]

WILMINGTON – For the second year in a row, Goldey-Beacom College (GBC) has been placed in the top 20% of Third Way's Economic Mobility Index (EMI) for colleges and universities. [...]

 A new Delaware motorcycle helmet law goes into effect today. SB 86, sponsored by numerous legislators, was signed by Governor John Carney on June 30. The bill was passed after [...]

SELBYVILLE – David “Dave” Pogge, the former president and CEO of Mountaire who helped turn the southern Delaware poultry producer into a major industry player, died on Aug. 26. He [...]

Walk With a Doc officially kicked off in August, bringing about 40 people to walk around a park and speak with Bayhealth medical staff. | PHOTO COURTESY OF BAYHEALTH DOVER [...]

USA TODAY and USA TODAY Network sites across the Southeast are providing free news coverage, public safety information and resource guides for Hurricane Idalia.Here's a list of everything you need [...]

Delaware gas prices have dropped by 14 cents a gallon during the past week. The question is whether hurricanes will change things in a hurry. The price drop cuts the [...]

Agile Cold Storage plans to invest upward of $170 million into this facility at the former Claymont steel mill. | PHOTO COURTESY OF AGILE COLD STORAGE CLAYMONT – A cold-storage [...]

Part two of a series on Wilmington’s Eastside neighborhood, the demolition of its backbone, and what we can learn from this history. The 2023 edition of the Big Quarterly concludes [...]

REHOBOTH BEACH – The City of Rehoboth Beach introduces a new digital platform to inform the public and solicit feedback. Reach Out Rehoboth welcomes residents, property owners, business owners, tourists, [...]